Trump wants Kristen Welker reported to the FCC after she called his 2026 primary record mixed. The agency doesn't license anchors or networks.

UH's freshman class just broke 7,000 for the first time in nearly a century, even as regents cut over half its core curriculum list.

Twin Cities Citizens gathered 440 signatures to challenge Claymont schools' unvoted tax shift, which closed Dennison's only school.

A software update on Colorado's voter lookup tool exposed confidential profiles for 11 days, including law enforcement officers and abuse survivors.

A 5-1 vote keeps Union on its complaint-driven system after builders warned inspections would stall home sales.

A New York appeals panel shut the door on three longtime 770 Eastern Parkway gabboim after a legal fight stretching back more than two decades.

Only 5 of New Orleans' 60 school buildings offer LGBTQ+ support spaces, even as local leaders push back on new state statutes.

A tentative GM-Unifor deal covering 4,600 Ontario workers adds Sierra truck assembly in Oshawa and spares the idled Ingersoll plant.

CPS now lets unaccompanied youth enroll themselves and drops parent-signature rules for transportation consent.

NDLON and Ventura County Defensa are rallying unions and faith leaders after a year of fatal ICE encounters and federal raids on activists.

A Newport County lawsuit challenging Rhode Island's so-called Taylor Swift Tax could hand New York City property owners a legal blueprint.

Two fall meetings will let Richfield residents weigh in on a draft code shaped by moratoriums on data centers and car washes.

A federal appeals court sided with Nevada over Kalshi, ruling sports-event contracts are gambling, not swaps — and DraftKings stock jumped on the news.